Homemade jams without the stress and mess.
These jams and jellies are not only yummy on toast and biscuits, but they also turn fish to delish, go neat with meat, and dress up cheese in a breeze!
For the creative cook who has no time to spare, Jams and Jellies in 30 Minutes or Less is the answer. Simple cooking directions and ingredients are the keys to quick and successful refrigerator jams that can be eaten the same day they're prepared, or savored for up to three weeks. No canning required!
Pineapple Pleasure
Onion Jam
Tomato Ginger Jam
Southern Ambrosia
Sour Orange Marmalade
Freezer Black Cherry Jam
Cranberry Pear Relish
Jalapeno Jelly
Garlic Galore
Champagne Jelly
Cantaloupe Jam
Guava Jam
Mimosa Jam
Flowers & Strawberry Jam
Grapefruit Marmalade
Orange Sauterne Jelly
Papaya Tropics Jam
Mango Madness Spread
Pineapple/Carrot Jam
Lime Jelly
Herb Jelly
Violet Jam
Beet Jelly
Fig Jam
Green Tomato Jelly/Mock Raspberry
Framboise Raspberry Jam
Pumpkin Jam
Pear and Cranberry Jam
Pamela Bennett grew up in Durham, North Carolina, and graduated from Crofts College and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She owned and operated Black Sheep Baskets in Dallas, Texas, which featured her jams. She now lives in Provo, Utah.
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Jams & Jellies in less than minutes
For the cook who loves to serve something deliciously homemade but has little time to spare, Jams and Jellies in 30 Minutes or Less is the answer-for parties, for holiday meals, and for every day.
Whether you're new to the kitchen or a veteran cook, you will take genuine delight in creating small-batch refrigerator jams that are not only mouthwatering but beautiful as well. In less than half an hour and in very few steps, you can mix up a batch of fruity spreads to savor or to share.
Here are methods and recipes for 50 delectable sweet treats. These recipes offer creative possibilities as limitless as your imagination. They are as delicious in the morning on bagels or croissants as they are served during an elegant brunch or bridal shower. And many of these fruity concoctions can complement the perfect roast or grilled meat, turn a marinade or sauce from plain to extraordinary, or make an amazing topping for a dish of ice cream.
Pamela Bennett grew up in Durham, North Carolina, where she was exposed to an environment rich in the southern culinary tradition. She graduated from Crofts College and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She owned and operated Black Sheep Baskets in Dallas, Texas, which featured her jams. She currently lives in Provo, Utah.
Pamela Bennett grew up in Durham, North Carolina, and graduated from Crofts College and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She owned and operated Black Sheep Baskets in Dallas, Texas, which featured her jams. She now lives in Provo, Utah.
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